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Tag Archives: mph
The CSA (Crappy Sucky Administration)
As if the title didn’t tell you all you needed to know, I’m not a big fan of the new CSA rules that the trucking industry is dealing with. In fact, I’d rather jump in the cage with one of … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged Big Hug, Bomb, change of pace, control, CSA, dac report, Herpes, limit, mph, Nutshell, Parking Tickets, preventable accidents, Rest Of My Life, safety analysis, speed, speeding tickets, Switches, Terrorist Group, Torture, truck, trucking industry, unsafe drivers, Vest, what this means, wuss 2 Comments
Speed Limiters are Unproven and Unsafe – ‘Big Trucking’ Disagrees
An announcement to consider speed limiting heavy trucks to 68 mph has small business truckers wondering why this unproven science is moving forward while minimum training standards for drivers are still not on the books. The National Highway Traffic Safety … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry, trucking news Tagged federal motor carrier, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, heavy trucks, highway, highway traffic safety, Independent Drivers Association, isn, michigan transportation research, motor carrier safety, motor carrier safety administration, mph, national highway traffic, national highway traffic safety, national highway traffic safety administration, ooida, Pay Structure, Permiss, safety benefits, speed, speed limiters, Todd Spencer, traffic safety administration, transportation research institute, truck, truck crash 2 Comments
Crackdown On Speeding Tractor Trailers Opinionator Wants Split Speed Limit
I read today at the chattanoogan.com news opinion section about how the Tennessee Highway Patrol was cracking-down on tractor-trailers all across Tennessee. The reason was that many accidents have occurred involving tractor-trailers. Their comments were that they were checking for … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged Automobiles, brakes, car, car driver, city judge, com, Crackdown, Drinks, drug use, highways, law, mph, piggy back, preventive law, speed, speed limit, speed limits, Tennessee Highway Patrol, thp, Tractor trailer accidents, tractor trailers, Travel Trailers, trucker, trucks, vicinity 1 Comment
Diesel vs Electric – Obama Wants You To Go Electric
The Big “Zero” was in Kansas City, MO yesterday spreading his lies about how the stimulus money has created all these millions of jobs – but unemployment was 454,000 last week. “We’ve gone through as bad an economic situation as … Continue reading
Posted in conservative trucking Tagged assembly plants, decade, diesel delivery, kansas city mo, leadership, middle class families, money smith, mph, oil spill, Senator McCaskill, Smith, truck, us department of energy 1 Comment
New Laws become effective today in Ohio
It is finally here the day thousands of Truck Drivers have been waiting for, 65 MPH in Ohio. I just wonder how many tickets will be written today? I bet there will be a few handed out. There are a … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged fire trucks, mph, offense, Ohio, shoulder of the road, speed traps, Today, transition zones, truck, windshield wipers, year Leave a comment
Truck drivers can go 65 mph on Ohio interstates starting Wednesday
But not in Cuyahoga County Truck drivers eagerly awaiting Wednesday’s increase in the interstate speed limit from 55 mph to 65 will have to put the brakes on their enthusiasm. Because that’s what they will be doing when they enter … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged California, Cleveland, cuyahoga county, Davis, Gov. Ted Strickland, Illinois, increase, Larry Davis, law, limit, mph, Ohio, ohio trucking association, open stretches, Oregon, Patton, Scott Varner, Sen. Tom Patton, Senate Transportation Committee, speed, ted strickland Leave a comment